Esposa del candidato Abelardo de la Espriella genera polémica al decir que "no pasa nada" si pierden las elecciones porque ya tienen "la vida resuelta" en el extranjero
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Agencia EFE
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Summary
Three days before Colombia's presidential elections, Ana Lucía Pineda, wife of candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, sparked controversy by stating that if they lose the election "nothing happens" because her family already has "their life sorted out" and lives in another country. The remarks have drawn widespread criticism for appearing disconnected from the electorate.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledSi perdemos, no pasa nada
la vida resuelta
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